Smart Watch,Fitness Tracker HD Touch Screen sport Watch with Heart blood Rate Sleep Monitor, pedometer Smart Watch for Men Women Activity Trackers IP67 Waterproof fitness watch Sports for iOS Android
Blood pressure
The smart watch can monitor the three important health indicators of the body,including heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen.which can help you clearly understand your health status and make reasonable adjustment on your lifestyle.(Note:The blood pressure and blood oxygen values monitored by this watch are for reference only and cannot be used for medical purposes)
Sedentary Reminder
Sedentary living style affects our physical functions, but don’t worry about that. This fitness trackers watch will remind you to take a walk so as to activate a better physical state.
Charging
Charging: Turn the watch over,align and
attach the charging pins to the magnets
gold prongs. You will see the charging
icon on the watch screen after 5s.
Charging fully may take 2 hours. You will
see the battery icon is full if the watch
have been fully charged.
Please clean the charge interface before
charging for fear that the remaining sweat
erode gold metal contact or other risks.
Female menstrual cycle Reminder
Fitness tracker records and predicts the female menstrual cycle and sends smart notifications reminders with the female period tracking system. The feature can be used as a timely reminder of the user’s different physiological states, this is best care for female.
| Dimensions: | 10.5 x 9.4 x 6.9 cm; 190 Grams |
| Brand: | Kinsound |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Kinsound |
| Colour: | Black |
Sadly I have deducted one star from my review.
The watch is perfect for my needs but it turns out I am allergic to the materials used to make the strap (ordered a leather one) there is no warning in the description according to my doctor it is common especially during the recent heat wave
Bought to replace an older smart watch of my partners, he had more of a fitness band before but wanted something that looked more like a watch and settled on this one.
Great style and design and it really does look nice on the wrist.
Fits well and we haven’t had to make any new holes etc.
Hooked up to his phone with ease and has been easy to use since setting it up. The features are handy and easy to switch between, seems accurate.
I like the screen and the features of this smartwatch, but unfortunately I have to go for a different smartwatch that can offer at least 4-5 days battery life. That is just my view on it, based on my needs. If you don’t mind recharging it every day or two, it’s a great product for the price.
I paid under 40 for this fitness tracker/ smartwatch. Cheap price to pay in my opinion but for me, it looks great, is comfortable to wear, seems robust, easy to read but importantly it does everything it claims well. I find it accurate and I do like it. Top marks.
Love the digital clock face in this watch clear and easy to read.
Counts my steps ok. Which is all I really wanted from it although lots of other info available from it.
I’m sure I don’t use it to it’s full capacity but does what I need it to do!
After numerous different attempts to get back into shape I needed a way to be accountable for every bit of sport I was doing so your fitness tracker seemed to be the right way.
As I also don’t like having too many things on me I thought why not replace my watch with a smart watch so I can both tell the time and be able to track my steps and anything else. This watch actually allowed me to do quite a bit more than just track my steps, it also allows me to track how many calories I’m burning off, what my heart rate is, how long I’ve been doing a specific exercise, and track various different exercises that I might be doing. It’s also allowed me to get multiple notifications on my watch as well as answer and call out, I was quite quite surprised to find but I was able to actually dial a phone number or a contact directly from my watch and activate my smartphone, which when everything is connected including an earpiece with microphone it means I can make full phone calls just from a press on my wrist
it does need frequent charges but for what it’s recording I see that as a fair compromise and I don’t like sleeping with my watch on anyway so leaving it on charge makes no difference to me, overall the tracking and usability has been very helpful.
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I was going to buy other watches of the most popular brands but felt like I am overpaying and decided to try something cheaper and see how it works… My conclusion is it is definitely worth trying to buy and the watch does the job it needs to do…
Also, nice design, looks like it cost much more 🙂
I would recommend this to someone looking for a smartwatch but doesn’t want to spend a fortune on a 200+ watch that does a similar thing.
The colour is really stylish and the display is really clear. Also seems quite easy to use and navigate.
It encourages me to move.
Great as I can respond to messages and calls via the watch
Really nice design
Works like described
Fantastic buy for small price
Feels nice on hand
Very nice and cool features, higher then my expectation, very good experience.
The 1.32 inch, circular touch screen display is decently clear, crisp and bright enough for everyday use, and because of the overall design and depending on the clock face that you set, can genuinely look like a ‘normal watch’ from a distance.
The watch is relatively rugged, with a quoted IP67 water and dust resistance (safe for wearing whilst its raining, etc, and whilst it should be fine, I wouldn’t recommend wearing in the shower); the silicone/leather wrist strap has plenty of adjustment.
The metal construction of the main body looks and feels great also, and all-told, this watch is likely to survive whatever you throw at it in everyday life, so no need to worry about general water or dirt.
Most ‘named brand’ smart watches offer specific ecosystem/integration elements (think Samsung or Apple devices) which obviously this budget-friendly, third-party device cannot provide. However, unless you NEED specific features or ecosystem integration features (or you don’t know what it even means), this device offers most of the common features, such as heart-rate monitoring and watch notifications, at a fraction of the price of the big brands.
As for battery life, the device can provide (quoted 10-15) 7-15 days of regular use (I’ve got a minimum of a week out of it with daily exercise activity tracking, etc), and ~30 days of standby battery, all from a 2 hour charge. This level of battery performance is good for the form factor and feature set, making it a decent value for money option for users who don’t want to be constantly worrying about battery life.
The heart rate and sleep tracking are relatively accurate given the price, HOWEVER, if data accuracy is of upmost importance to you, then either consider quadrupling your budget for a smart watch, or look into chest-strap heart rate monitors.
As with basically all inexpensive smartwatches, this is obviously not able to compete with devices which are literally 5-10x the price or more, but if you’re new to smart watches, or you don’t want to spend a fortune on something you’re unsure about, or you don’t care for the full ‘ecosystem integration/functions’, then this is a great looking, relatively rugged, budget-friendly smartwatch!